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Tile :first Number will be is•L ',l Phocion, Mr. C-i ,A R E MONT ; ~ ! seed in London on Saturday, November 1 i and in. the coon-. 1 Philotas, Mr. BRUNT-ON ; I try, on Sunday, .NOvember i 2, 18o9; beautifully printed in Euphrasia, by a. - y LADY ; - t) t; N G ~ quarto, on the largest:paper manufactured, containing 24 CO. • (B e ing her third' appcarance in London ;) 1 lumns,_ price only Sixpence.haltpenny. , i , Erixene, Mrs, HUMPHRIES. 1 GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE PLAN.--2. Foreign Intel- ; T o which will be add e d,. t h e F arce o f ' i ligeuce. 2. .Proceedings in the Senate. 3. Gazettes, with ' - THE REVIEW ; I the, Names and Addresses of the Attornfes appointed to con. : . Or, THE WAGS OP WINDSOR. . l duct Bankrupts' Commissions, ;Sic, -. 4.- East, West- 'lndia, / , 1 ' Deputy Bull, Mr. DAV EN eoRT ; ! . t and Colonial Information. .5., Communications from lie , Captain Beaugard, ,Mr,- FARLEY - l laud and Scotland. 6. Provincial . 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Public Funds:'ls% 4 Course of • Doors will be opened at Halt, I Exchange. &c. &,. past Five, and the Play begin at Hall past Six. ' • . ' . Orders ' r,ceived by Messrs. Bell and' De Camp, No. ii, - •• - `l Catherie-streer Strand -'•and- b • all booksellers Newsmen On Monday, Othello,' the Mohr of Venice ; "with. The i . . - , . ' ' • • 'V— , C }...:Ls of , 0,. :to4d.. Set. throughout the United ".ino',dotn. , 131 ( jr :n d ' ll iii Y e ' sday ' . The Ex . i - le; ' ‘‘ .' vith The lew and the Doelor. ' 0 .9 Wednesday, Inkie and - Y . 116(m ; ''cvith ~ r he,Miser bl IL BY A RA. I' fLE SNAKE IN LONDON. rrHE PROPRIETORS of the MEDICAL 0.0- - 1. SERVER respedfully inform their Patrons, that the Pnblicafuon is now - to, be had of Mr. S.toclrekale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. - The No. XXVI. for November contains,' among a great Variety-of other.interesting subjects, the 'I able of Names changed in the New phirmaropceia of the Lond College, a •cl the Case of Thomas Soper, who was bitten by the Rattlesnake in Piccadilly. The Pri)privors itgain, beg leave ti recommend the Medi cal Observer asap invaltianle Moniror, of which any Number ulay be had separateiy,•ptiec-es.- 6d. INCOMPARABLE ROMANCE. • ' - • This Day was • • -TifThree Firge . VolumeS, price tn. -TH'AVENGER ; The Sicilian Vespers : - - a R.otnanc(Thl the Thirteenth Century, not inapplica ble to the Nineteenth: . Printed forStockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall- ' Wheie maybe had, price Iss. or on large Paper, with Proof •.• Plates, a). ir,s- -• • - ,• The Life and. Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus the Great, Yof Sweden.. • ' • • By 'the - Rev.. E I-I.k RTE. • ig This is one of the most interesting WON s that has ever appeared. SO c.ikt - 6ordinary are ti'e tads whi,..11 it relates, that flies give to the whole the entertainment of romance, while t heir historical authenticity is univtisally - admitted." ". LYCEUM.. THEATRE ' • - Under.the Special License of the LORI), punted for the present Season to the joint application: of 1: Parties principallrititrested: ' . • - • Majesties' Servants; forming the COM PANY . 9f the lafe DRURY LANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT 4 4 crElstING,.. November 3, niog, Pertinm the Co'rpedy of- - • • • THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND,. .' Mr. Strickland; Mr. L - . 'Frankly, Nil% DE CAMP,;„• _ • Bellamy, Mr. li() ,. .A.AN.D ' - • Ranger, Mr. MELVIN, .(Frorn tileTheatre,Royal. York, being:his seccnidappearance • • , at this Theatre); , . lack Meggot,'Mr . . P A). ME R.; ' • Clarinda, Missi/UNCAN , .. .jacintha,.Mrs. /LIAR POW E . Lucetta, Mrs. ORDER. • - After whill' a' new Dramatic Musical Entertainmer,t, in - TWo Ads - , called . .. , ' BRII'AIN'S IUE•II.,tE. k ':... . - The ilrincipal.Characlers by • Mr. MATHEWS, Mr.- DOWTON, ~ Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr., HORN ; - '• , . Mr. t'OWELL, Mr.'PENSON, Mr. KNIGHT,' , Mr;• DE CAMP, • Mr. PALMER, Nlr. SMITH, . ' . • •• Miss KSI, LY, MissRAY; Mrs. PLANO. - • ' ,DO4tes and places to belaten.of Mr;..Springs in the Box.; "flice at the strand entrance ; whouinay also. be had Private Boxes nightly. Boxes.fis. Se'orict P,s.-Pit 61 Second Prii:e v lice , )S• Second Trice ts.--Upper - Gallery as., :Sedalia. Pike bd. 'lle Doors to be 0 t — raffnait Five, and the Per to begin at if (36',Nioncray, Snakspear's' Comedy of Much Ado - about. . Orl,Ttp7sdav, Opera - , rt z ,,,, , :. ~,, : ..: ...,i H Cll .( /' ' 1117E13 ', , ziviiig det,-.‘rrniii - dd . to pro-, i ..,1 , "cd ~,td :his .undeit,ki. g m'it.il all p0,...ih1e rliqlatell * 7 are re dy . r., re .. tied to ive PTop..s :s :r o ot Persons ;bropt-rly quali.; , , fi ll ale ()IfiLe ot IN, :,1 - .4 -11.-E i( So, it Persons are , desired to ;_en'... - Pr,',.posil,seil:‘,l:tip, a,klresi,ed to the Cool- : rnitte.q, a t, .tite•virgi n ia C ' , 11:r.e.-11Qn5:. , ,. C.'tith.:J, (in or behoe. .111'etrgtli November, on whichl)av the Con,:o::t ,- will meet for the purpose ...;qrtakin) ille",,lnciflro.i._ on S (I.:r,:rion., 11 ) , Order of the Coretriiittee, • ' - . • -. LIAO' , NASH, Clerk. Lon:dr:it; 061olie 2,5, .180 9, ...• ' r ..• -- - H R ENS a • :' PerSc) NF. S. A.:;-) T Nr l• • th ' nth day of lanuary. artlclH:'• bf I , ll . e,lran&.otiTeAry. io the or , 1 4isek, stun a ,“0.1. , !. ad.:. I :, 4l lcect her, by the s'aid.ll4enrc,Th‘,r,., thor a „roil:lse of._? ``iseharging the , 50d...5 . P.t11 fig ac 44, the qNteres,id s, li cles the Siiacje:Oriliree weeks, then . next. followirrk, but , Ivhi I, w c.. she U. not e.t• clone. 1 his is to K!-te ityicynto tne . 1 4 Lath! 'Anne- S rkt'ilattVBf, sale' . { f)e. dead ~.that the-saia attic tas Mate, . loits . beAfricr:M. - ttet.l Sad tierifj, 'T fernTt therl date hereof, uhilfi pay irrat't - if : Lon 6 - " f - 113rtyn'iyl.aci vt , c l, -Tit.l her, after to Ihripidate dre.arriLe. Cohh srer, r - )e„t, 1 9 H ENI2..Y. Tttac.N.: • • • 1 . , 4,1 I. I . , Pit'S • • 131, , , LETT on tibl.Llll..(L, ;.. , FAS.FS, by the-Wor. shinfuT Coinpii4 •.•611k() N {4O F.RS; at a. =Geteral Q itt ilerl y Curt, f.'be:neld arl ro),:imiii"geri'-llal 1, Fen chutch-stteet, cur rUerSCI4Y r.L., 1801'01 NO% ern t - Ic ;7 - tust4xit, at TWetve O'Clock.preciserY,... A Large'lltECE of for !he Ereairci_of a SEW contant Sixty. iJouse*, of the thins rate ;to coinniiitileate •rfOwnotiger...riiw and QM'. •creci,-,s.quare, ne.ar,(llo;Atr,:e.l,•. - Loi4thite; •• • ' Proposals for taking s,uch C; rtiundi in distind Lots, :of abt less than two 1-toos:s ill a Lit,' at a net Ground-rent, Gi.tar,of all 'I axes -, rxx:ept--the -P mpertr Tax, will •bereceiv,;clol,tti2. C jer k's Office on or ,het:iresnturday the' itth itor'ailr, - tie , tVve:cn the hours of Ten and Two. where the Plait4li,iit:Tigli. cotati may he seen: - 'N. B. The .Land-tax is ruteernet:. . • T. P r Clerk Ironthongers'- N4v. 1, 1:09. -._ • ,14AN 1)0,r1 NEWARK.UPON T k TO BE SOLD - BY AUCTION, . . • • By Mr. RAGE, . . • At Mrs. Paschoud's, the 141itland Arms Inn. in .Nre.wark, . on kVedn esc l ay , Nov. 8,-189,. at SO( in the E. v"itiA,•••"lb - jcet to such COnditions,of Sale, as will he th e n ' abil-rthere plodtreed, • • • _ Well•=built, Substantial, -Moclrn, and-Eleg,ant ' %llA,Ns toNi- -, togethertwith iainvenient Yards; 'Plea sdf:...4l tut Kitchen Gardens, Hot-houses, Peach-honse, and alpunemances. thereto belonging ; an excellent i,Krew house, ash-liouSe, Lardet, , •good I. atindry; wit h Chambers- over it, and other O ut -Offices and: Buildings,. with. capital Stapling and Coach-houses adjoinins, situate -and being, in Ilartiby-gal e , i n Newark 'upon Trent', and well adaptdd for the residence Of a genteel family. The House, which i s large and . .roomy, has very lately- un-' tiergcnte tile: most complete repair,, and has been rendered as convenient as liossible ; haS also been much , :inaaented, hindsoinely ,p,inted and " . papered. The Offices, which have also been most completely and substantially repaired, have every possible convenience attached to' them. flit Cardens, - walkd on every side, are laid out ,with taste, and barids6inely planted with a gnat variety of -beautiful flower, i4g 51trults, and -well stocked with tile choicest Fruit .Vices of every kind, in toll bearing, and well trained, - • Also two Closes of Pas, ure Land, situate near the above Premi;:es,erAttaming about - ',hi( Acres (iiroe or less) its an. excellent .and newly;ereeied brick and tiled ro.c, stall arid a roomy ( ouch-house. .• 'The Provtrty will lee olfered In one, two, or three lots, as rnaY he , adjatOged most proper at tile tiate'ut ud nof Which . iminediste'possession can he liven, ' - "l'i.e whole is I. reelio.d, and the 1,, , ,nd-Tax redeemed. I , rt ilvr Particulars apply to Aessrs. Allen 414 Hada. •Soliciturs, in Newark, aforesaid. * - .13A'RLOW'S COLUMBIA"). 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CURRIE awl Co, Surgeons, late in his•Nljesty's service, challenge the whole, word - to prove a single Mstance their ittc(lictrie..adtl method of, cure have t4iled of t tn.! desir,d tiratice of many yeats in 'tins particular branch of their profession, has nut giverrrise to one utisuc essfttl They conttnue,to direct titelr studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints; and that derangement of the s) tern, which,ls the conliequeiree of the pernicious and waste: ul effects of a habit long and inost unhappily pursued the 'youth of both sexes.: lit theoneit will be folind to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its , ,ravaes tally . .develcrlie& to theM' by a distressing state of debility, which, ,it.not• timely remedied, terminates in impotence. .1 These are its remote and ultimate elfeas, Whits consump tion, lossof muscular power, and.vario4 nervous complaints, l usually cturacterise the earlier stages of this Ut persons languishing uri. - ,er the disorders incident to sueh.a habit, their treatio.:..t is simple, and has never prove,i nustic; teSsful in the course of a - lotig,'laborions, and inindi ., extended . practice; In ine most oustioate and COMplicatcdcascs of ve. •! nereal infection, such as ohstrudiotis in tine uretbra u spiiiigy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also - " STRECTUR! S, Whether jecent or of, lone;duration, and which have baf. the skit, of other - 1 3 rae:liti , ),,eriiittre by their plesent int.; proved plan of treatment and'pernmently cujett, without the Patient .sAriin; ido excru i.ning pall 'and alarming heinuithage w;Lcl - 1 hequently follows the applica. , tins of the lunar cativ . ic, in the cOurs,; of t,venty years extensive praciice in this Metruplis, " numerous C,sts . of Stridures have been and are daily under their ca;:, the A ,,1,1 eradidatiOn of which ' is difecto4l by a sale, certain, and expe ditious niJae of, pr‘idice, sup..rior to,zihy other yet adopted. 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